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BLT Pasta Salad
      #7478 - 04/26/03 05:11 PM
*Melissa*

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Hey all! I converted this tonight for the first time. This pasta salad is killer! It's always been a big hit at cookouts. I thought it tasted great with my adjustments too. I'll post the original recipe, noting my adjustments. I halved the recipe also, although not always exactly. This is one you need to make personal adjustments for your own triggers with lettuce & tomato. I think it originally came from Parents Magazine. Enjoy!

BLT Pasta Salad

1 pkg small pasta (such as corkscrew, elbows, shells, etc.) cooked, then rinsed with cold water (1/2 box)
4 ripe plum tomatoes, halved, sliced (1 1/2 seeded & diced)
3 c. sliced Romaine (1 handful pre-cut bagged Romaine)
1 lb pkg thick cut bacon, cooked & crumbled (4 slices turkey bacon)
1/2 c. mayo (1/4 c. FF)
2 T. cider vinegar (1 T)
1 tsp sugar (1/2 tsp)
1/2 tsp salt (1/4 tsp)
1/4 tsp black pepper (few grinds of the pepper mill)

Mix pasta, bacon, lettuce, and tomato. Whisk remaining ingredients. Toss.

Serves 6.



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Re: BLT Pasta Salad new
      #7611 - 04/27/03 04:18 PM
catzlady4

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can we have mayo and bacon? Because that sounds delicious!

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad new
      #7617 - 04/27/03 04:45 PM
TessLouise

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Loc: Nashville, TN

We can have fat-free mayo, and turkey bacon in moderation. Now, if only I could eat lettuce....

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad-tesslouise new
      #7618 - 04/27/03 04:52 PM
ConcreteAngel

Reged: 02/12/03
Posts: 612
Loc: New Jersey,USA

Why cant you eat lettuce Amelia? I can handle it in small amounts and at the end of the meal.

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad-tesslouise new
      #7631 - 04/27/03 08:15 PM
TessLouise

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Loc: Nashville, TN

I don't know . I can't have raw greens at all--no green salads or coleslaw for me. I can have cooked greens (like cooked spinach and cabbage), though. In fact, I can eat almost any green thing once it's cooked. Same for carrots. Go figure.

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad new
      #7635 - 04/27/03 10:32 PM
louise

Reged: 02/05/03
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Loc: canada

Hi; Where is the fibre in this salad, it is the pasta and could you have bread with it to make it more filling?

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad new
      #7644 - 04/28/03 03:50 AM
*Melissa*

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Yes, the pasta is the soluble fiber. When I altered this recipe, I cut back some on the lettuce & tomato just to reduce some of the insoluble. And, of course the turkey bacon was just a little, cause you can only have so much of that.

We usually either have it as a side at a cookout, or as a light dinner. Of course you could have bread with it. That would give you even more soluble fiber.

Hope this helps!

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad-tesslouise new
      #7648 - 04/28/03 05:16 AM
tlc

Reged: 03/06/03
Posts: 207
Loc: Australia

I find that either bacon or tomato is a big trigger for me regardless of when I eat it. Is this common for anyone else?

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad-tesslouise new
      #7666 - 04/28/03 09:39 AM
*Melissa*

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As long as I've had soluble fiber, I'm okay with a little turkey bacon and a little tomato. But then, I have problems with carrots, even cooked, no matter what else I've eaten and they're supposed to be safe.

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Re: BLT Pasta Salad new
      #7679 - 04/28/03 11:47 AM
louise

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hI MAGS; it would be a good lunch as well. that is when I will probsbly have it.

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